My personal theory is that if you're an extrovert, you were more resistant to the quarantine, because you couldn't see your friends, and there's some connection between that and getting the vaccine, like you'd probably already been ignoring the other rules, playing down the whole thing on a subconscious level. Something like that. It makes perfect sense to me in a weird way that's hard to describe the precise causality of, but that somehow sounds more likely than extrovert = narcissist = doesn't believe scientists.
edit, some possible causalities:
- the study was somehow biased to define as extroverted people who ignored quarantine
- extroverts who ignored quarantine were more likely to get COVID, which they believed gave them a similar level of immunity
- my aforementioned moral equivocation, like, if I'm ignoring this it's because people telling me what to do must be wrong, etc.
edit, some possible causalities:
- the study was somehow biased to define as extroverted people who ignored quarantine
- extroverts who ignored quarantine were more likely to get COVID, which they believed gave them a similar level of immunity
- my aforementioned moral equivocation, like, if I'm ignoring this it's because people telling me what to do must be wrong, etc.